130 reviews of Rome Walking Tour and Cooking Class
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Rome Walking Tour and Cooking Class. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Reviewed by Colleen R. B, October 2012
The cooking class was fun. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is travelling to Rome.The instructors were were wonderful and I couldn't ask for a better first day in Rome.
Reviewed by Clint H, October 2012
I highly recommend this tour. The walking tour showed you the main sights in the vicinity of the area but the highlight was the cooking class. The hospitality was first class.
Reviewed by Denise C, September 2012
This was a fantastic part of our holiday - really enjoyed the walking tour but cooking part was fabulous.
Reviewed by Julie, Australia, September 2012
I spent 5 days in Rome and this was the highlight. Lovely staff, great fun cooking and an enjoyable lunch to follow with lovely wine and great company. Highly recommended and would do again.
Reviewed by Lauren A, September 2012
This was an UNREAL experience! We had a blast but the staff made the experience. We came back twice to the restaurant to eat and when we arrived we were immediately greeted with champagne. They made us feel so warm and welcome! I would definitely recommend this to anyone. We definitely left Rome with friends and good memories.
Reviewed by Karen, September 2012
The cooking class was the highlight of our trip. Me and my girlfriends really loved it. The restaurant was extremely gracious to us. Monica and Maite was fabulous and the food was fantastic!
Reviewed by julian s, September 2012
Loved Monica. What a great teacher and chef. And the lunch was very delicious and generous.
Reviewed by Paul S, August 2012
The walking and cooking tour were wonderful. So much fun. Guide was very informative and enjoyable. The cooking was a great experience. We had our four granddaughters with us and they thought the tour was one of the highlights of our vacation.
Reviewed by Kay M, August 2012
Walking tour guide possesed in-depth knowledge of historic sites and allowed tourists time at each stop to enjoy the site. Amore Restaurant hands-on caravelli and ravioli prep class was very well organized. Chefs were great teachers who involved each of us in the very fun process. Our group included couples, singles, and a family with three children. This activity was a highlight of my visit to Rome. It inspired me to prepare both pasta dishes at home with my 10-year old grandson. Happily recommend walking tour and cooking class that can be fun for all ages. Ciao.
Reviewed by George T, August 2012
The walking tour was brief but good - and that was handy because we just wanted to get to the cooking! Mostly it's just making pasta, but it's lots of fun (especially for families) and you get to eat great food (and drinks lots of wine) when you're done!
Reviewed by James G, August 2012
Fantastic.......booked it for my wife as a surprise trip for our wedding anniversary. Glad to say she ( and I ) loved it. The tour was lovely but the cookery lesson and meal with Fernando at 'That's Amore' was amazing. Definately recommend this package.........so good we bought a pasta machine today to make our own fresh pasta at home now A+++++
Reviewed by Linda M, USA, August 2012
Walking was hard because of the temp but other than that it was a good tour. We loved the cooking class. Took several pictures. Instructor was great and we meet Fabeo. It was his resturant where we had the cooking class. I would love to do it again with other foods.
Reviewed by JANET H, July 2012
What a fantastic experience this was, taught by an Italian chef to make 6 different types of pasta from scratch, including ravioli. All followed up with Tiramisu, coffee, wine and limoncello. The tour started at 11.30am and we left the restaurant at 4.30pm. Such a good day and we met some lovely new friends from around the world.
